The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-08-18
MARIETTA MATTERS.
Shoes for everybody at Springer $

lamp meeting at Irlckum next Sun
day.
Planting turnip seeds occupy the at
tention of farmers
Mr., R. Hirsch returned from market
last Saturday night
-FoR RENT-A FIVE room house. Cen
trail. Apply at this Office
Mr.. George H. Camp, wife and daugh-
tiers are on a visit to New York.
Mr.. A. A. Fletcher is on visit to the
New England States
The best beef in the city at Stephens
Brothers market
Miss Mamie Fleming left last week on
visit to Lynchburg Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Downs, of Savannah.
spent several days in the city last week.
Mrs. Gibbs is having her residence re-
modelled
Mr.. j. B. Daniel has two cottages in
course of construction on Locust street
1t is expected that new bale of cotton
will be marketed in Marietta this month.
Headquarters for Shoes at Springers.
If you want Boys Youths and Cent
Hats, give Sessions, Handy & Co. call.
Give your orders for Rubber and Leath-
er Betting to DoBBs.
The 23d Georgia will have reunion at
Adairsville, August 3lst
Knoxville, Tenn, has voted $275, 600
to extend the Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad to that place.
Miss Selma HAIR of Marietta, visited
Col. c !. Graves family in Rome last Sat,
urday, remaining until Monday.
George P. Woods, of the Hawkinsville
Dispatch, has gone home to harvest his
gourd crop.
Il. Black & Son have the contract to
build ten room dwelling on Dallas street
inF Mrs, Fairfield.
Mrs. Chambers has bought Mrs. Good
WINS residence for 81 Oe0 Mrs. Goodwin,
we learn, will move to Atlanta.
Mr. John Dobbins formerly of the
Singer Sewing Machine Co., is now clerking
for Mr.. w. Z. Gilbert.
Mrs. Fannie Harper and children, of
Elberton, Ca, are visiting Mrs. c. C. Brum-
by.
| Salt Springs campmeeting, we learn,
will have no Sunday services this year.
! The immense crowd from Atlanta that an
nnaiiy attends will be disappointed
100 odd Vests at Hirsoh's.
! Sessions, Handy Il Co., have Just re-
ceived large lot of Jeans pants. The
best pants for the money that can be bought
our customers will please come and
give their notes tor gqano and supplies
A. A. FLETCHER & Co.
Miss Matte Eppes of Mount Airy, il
visiting Mr.. Charles Rogers family Miss
Eppes is the daughter of Rev. w. E. Eppes,
fofsIsr Rector of St. James Church.
President Cieyeland and wife will pass
Marietta on the evening Of the 18th of Oc-
tober and will spend two days in Atlanta
at the Piedmont Exposition
Mr. George Mckenzie was in the city
last Sunday. He has recently opened up a
shoe store on Whitehall street in Atlanta,
the Grm name being Mckenzie & Riley
-Tate's marble quarries pay out over
IS, 900 per month in salaries to employees
and the American Marble Company pays
out over 81 900 to employees.
The fire engine pumped the water out
of the cistern on southeast of the square
Friday morning preparatory to charging
it.
Mr.. Henry c. White, Of Gadsden A la
was in the city this week. The way he in
CURED about lots, we think he signs to re-
turn to his first love- Marietta
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone "a.
Cider mills, Cane mills and Evapora-
tors can be bought "a : gerry low price at
DoBBs HARDWARE SFCRF.
Our customers will please come and
| give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER Co.
Mr.. j. Spilman has opened his livery
stable in rear of the post Office. The build
ing formerly owned by L. Black & Son has
been fitted up. aad new horses will be ad-
ded.
An important meeting of the Ancient
Order of United Workman, to night Thurs
day. requires the presence of every mem
Der. No member can afford TO be absent.
Don't forget
DIR. A. Reynolds, Sr., has commenced
the construction of two story, seven room
dwelling, on Railroad street, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. Cumpsty. Mr.. Cumpsty
has the contract
What we want in Marietta is concert of
action on the pGrs of our citizens and in
augurate industrial and manufacturing en-
terprises. 1t is these things that give solid
prosperity TO town.
-Gullett's Magnolia Gin is given up to
be the best on the market, it runs lighter,
is more durable and makes better samples
| than any other Gin. For sale at
DoBBs' HARDWARE STORE.
Chairs, Bedstea9g Mattresses and Ia
bles cheap at Hirschs.
The State Agricultural Society elected
w. j. Northern, of Hancock county Presi-
dent, defeating Mr.. Livingstone. Waycross
was selected as the place for the February
convention.
The hey. Charles 7. Coerr, of Whining
ton, N. c., is expected te spend the month
Of September in Marietta and have cnarze
of the St. James Episcopal Church during
that month.
Mr.. High Sherman is one of the oldest
citizens of this county. He is 81 years old
and was IN town one day last week walking
around quite lively. lie made full hand
last year in making a crop, but this yeas he
| saws he can make only a half hand